| St. Malachi Parish,
Cleveland, OH |
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Saturday, Mar. 19 |
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Gallagher, Kielty, Smith Family
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Sunday, Mar.
20 PALM SUNDAY |
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9:30 am- |
Harry Tick (Anniv)
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11:00am- |
Bryan
Ahern (Anniv) |
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12:30pm- |
Margaret
& James P. Madden |
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Monday, Mar. 21 |
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St. Malachi Living and Deceased
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Frank Nadbath
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7:00 pm - |
Tenebrae Service
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Tuesday, Mar.
22
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7:00 am - |
Thomas McManamon (Anniv.)
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John Lewis, John Marinelli, John Mihalko
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Wednesday,
Mar. 23 |
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7:00 am- |
Arthur Parham II (Anniv.)
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William Sopko
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HOLY Thursday,
Mar. 24 |
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7:00 am- |
Morning
Prayer |
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7:00 pm - |
Mass of
the Lord's Supper |
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GOOD Friday, Mar. 25
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7:00 am- |
Morning
Prayer |
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Solemn
Stations of the Cross |
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Commemoration
of the Lord's Passion |
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Saturday, Mar. 26 |
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7:00 am- |
Morning
Prayer |
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Easter
Vigil-People of St. Malachi |
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Sunday, Mar. 27 |
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9:30 am- |
People of
St. Malachi |
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11:00am- |
People
of St. Malachi |
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People
of St. Malachi |
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SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (PENANCE)
Saturday: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:45-9:00 a.m.
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Offertory Report
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Sunday Collection
.......................... $3,162.00
Amount Budgeted .......................... $3,220.00
Thank you for your generous support!
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Please Pray for the
Deceased: Anne
McNulty, who was buried from St. Malachi this past week,
Forest Ross, Ronald Brooks (Malachi House), Catherine
Prendergast, Rosemary Connelly, Sr. M. Helen Cvanciger, SC,
Sr. M. Rose Lange, OSF, Emma Novak, Rev. Mr. Clement G.
Klingshirn, Jr., Lenore Brennan
Also for the
Sick: James
Kilbane, Dennis Mieskowski
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TENEBRAE
Join the parishes of the Central West District for a Holy Week
service of light & darkness with psalms, Scripture &
song this Monday, March 21, at 7:30 PM at St. Malachi Church.
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This is an ancient traditional prayer form for Catholics
to enter into the Passion in Holy Week. The evening has been
planned by the Spirituality Ministry Leadership Team of Vibrant
Parish Life.
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35, NO. 17 |
CELEBRATING
HOLY WEEK:
THE SACRED TRIDUUM
Every year, the Super Bowl is the single
biggest sporting event in the United States.
It is also the most popular day for people
to gather for parties and celebrations. For
Christians, Holy Week and especially the
Sacred Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday
and Holy Saturday & Easter) is even
bigger. For Christians, it is nothing less
than the celebration of the salvation of all
humanity through the passion, death and
resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This feast of our salvation is so important,
that the Church celebrates it over three
days (“Triduum” is Latin for “three
days”). Although most people think of it
as three distinct celebrations - The Mass of
the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday, The
Commemoration of the Lord's Passion on Good
Friday and the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday
continuing on Easter - it is actually one
great liturgy spread over three days. The
Mass of the Lord's Supper begins, as usual,
with the Sign of the Cross and Greeting
(“The Lord be with you”), but does not
close with a Final Blessing and Dismissal
(“Go in peace”). The Final Blessing and
Dismissal comes only at the end of the
Easter Vigil.
During the Triduum, we are called to enter
into the paschal mystery - the death and
resurrection of Jesus Christ “for us and
our salvation.” The celebration of Holy
Week is not “historical re-enactment”
(like the people who dress up as Civil War
soldiers for the “battle” of
Gettysburg), but our entering into these
great events that save us. At Holy Thursday
Mass, we are linked with the Last Supper as
we receive the Body and Blood of Christ and
are called to live out Jesus' example of
humble service. On Good Friday, we venerate
the Cross of Jesus Christ in which he gave
his life for us. On Holy Saturday, we renew
our own Baptism into Christ's death, so that
we may also rise with him. There are no
holier days than these. Let us all celebrate
this feast of our salvation. |
SONGS
FROM GODSPELL
This Sunday - Passion (Palm) Sunday, March 20 -
members of the high school Christian Formation
group will present “Songs from Godspell” at 7
PM in the church. All are invited to attend!
NEEDED:
HOLY SATURDAY BAKERY AND HELPERS
On Holy Saturday, March 26, there will be a
reception in the hall after the Easter Vigil. We
need bakery donations and people to help with the
reception. If you can bake or help host, call
Stephanie Taylor-Ayers: (216) 651-0358.
SEDER
SUPPER
This Wednesday, March 23, at 6 PM in the hall.
Main dish prepared, participants will be asked to
bring a side dish, salad, or dessert to share. To
RSVP or help call Michelle Johansen @
440.353.0606.
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| PALM
SUNDAY |
March
20, 2005 |
HOLY WEEK
SCHEDULE / WEEKLY
ACTIVITIES
Passion Sunday -- Palm
Sunday, March 19-20
Please Note there will be no “Coffee Hour today
Saturday, March 19:
4:30 PM Mass
Sunday, March 20:
9:30, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM
“Songs from Godspell,” 7 PM
Monday, March 21
Daily Mass: 7:00 AM &
12:00 Noon
Monday Night Meal 6 PM
District-wide Tenebrae Service (Prayer Service of Light and Darkness)
7:30 PM confessions following
Tuesday, March 22
Daily Mass: 7:00 AM &
12:00 Noon
Chrism Mass, St. John Cathedral 7:00 PM
Wednesday, March 23
Daily Mass: 7:00 AM
& 12:00 Noon
Seder Meal - 6:00 PM in the hall
(Note: No 7 AM or Noon Mass Holy Thursday or Good
Friday; no scheduled confessions Thursday-Sunday)
Quiet Hour Eucharistic Adoration 3-4 PM
Prayer Walk for Peace 7:15 PM
Holy Thursday, March 24
7:00 AM - Morning Prayer
7:30 PM - Mass of the Lord's Supper
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 10 PM
Good Friday. March 25
Day of Fast & Abstinence
7:00 AM - Morning Prayer
12:00 Noon - Solemn Stations of the Cross
3:00 PM - Commemoration of the Lord's Passion
with Communion
Holy Saturday, March
26
Morning Prayer 7:00
AM
Easter Vigil Mass 7:30 PM
(Note: No 4:30 PM Mass on Holy Saturday)
Easter Sunday, March 27
Please Note there will not
be “Coffee Hour” Today
Masses: 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, & 12:30 PM
50/50 Raffle Drawing after last mass
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CELEBRATION OF SERVICE
Sponsored by the St. Malachi Staff to honor all St. Malachi Volunteers Saturday April 30, 2005 at noon in the hall. Return the bottom portion of the flyer or use the sign up sheets located in the kitchens, RSVP by 4/22/05. For more information 216-861-5343.
MALACHI CENTER RAFFLE
St. Malachi Center's annual benefit raffle supports Center programs & activities. The drawing is May 30, Memorial Day. Main prize is $10,000 & $200 for the seller; tickets are $20, with 2,500 tickets printed. To sell tickets, call Jackie 216-771-3036. Tickets are available at church or rectory. |
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SMART
March 25 St. Mel. 14436 Triskett Rd. This one closes at 6:30, so we'll meet at 5:30. Directions: Exit I-90 at Bunts/W.140th. South to Triskett, right on Triskett to church. Baked or fried fish, pierogies.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Parishioners who are interested in becoming Eucharistic Ministers are asked to contact Fr. Tony (216)861-5343 by March 23. Requirements: at least 18 years old, Confirmed, Catholic in good standing.
DOWNTOWN WAY OF THE CROSS
Please join in commemorating the passion of Jesus on his way to crucifixion by showing your solidarity with the poor and oppressed, in Cleveland and in Central America If you would like to plan and lead one of the stations, please contact us: 216.961.0003. Co-sponsored by the Cleveland Catholic Worker & InterReligious Task Force on Central America. DATE: GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 25th, 12:00 PM -2:30 PM. Gather at Public Square, SW quadrant in front of Terminal Tower, and we will process on foot throughout downtown Cleveland For information, please contact IRTF 216-961-0003 or via e-mail at
irtf@igc.org.
INTERFAITH PASSOVER SEDER
This evening will consist of a retelling of the Israelites redemption from Egypt, an explanation of many of the customs related to Passover and their significance, as well as a small sampling of traditional foods used at a Passover Seder. Space is limited. Please RSVP by March 25, 2005 Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple on Wednesday, April 13, from 7 PM-8:30 PM. Please contact the Rectory (216) 861-5343 to Register and receive driving directions.
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God greatly exalted him and
bestowed on him the name that is
above every name, that at the name |
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every knee should bend, of those in
heaven and on earth and under the
earth, and every tongue confess that
Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory
of God the Father. -Phil 2:9-11 |
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| Readings
for the Week of March 20, 2005 |
Sunday:
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Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
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Mt
21:1-11/ Is 50:4-7/ Phil 2:6-11 Mt
26:14-27:66
Is 42:1-7/ Jn 12:1-11
Is 49:1-6/ Jn 13:21-33, 36-38
Is 50:4-9a/ Mt 26:14-25
Ex 12:1-8, 11-14/ 1 Cor 11:23-26 Jn
13:1-15
Is 52:13-53:12/ Heb 4:14-16; 5:7-9
Jn 18:1-19:42
Gn 1:1-2:2/ Gn 22:1-18/ Ex
14:15-15:1 Is 54:5-14/ Is 55:1-11/
Bar 3:9-15, 32-4:4 Ez 36:16-17a,
18-28/ Rom 6:3-11 Mt 28:1-10 |
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